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>> in the united states? >> in the united states. >> no, it's not. >> what is a sustainable debt load for a country such as ours? >>. >> well, there's no exact number. i think that the current levels would be sustainable if they were kept more or less constant relative to the gdp. that's an important criteria. if we could, over a period of years, get the debt to gdp ratio, to some level like 75% and then over time, that would be a much better situation. but as it stands, the cbo projections show that the debt to gdp ratio begins to explode in the next couple decades. >> so explain what happens. you mentioned this before and just to clarify, what happens at the end of this year in terms of our fiscal situation? >> well -- >> welcome back. we're in the middle of this hearing and we want to recap. the swap lines, dollar loans giving no interest rate or currency risk, the market would have taken a turn down right here when the fed chairman was saying that high gasoline prices endanger growth and may cause can hig
>> in the united states? >> in the united states. >> no, it's not. >> what is a sustainable debt load for a country such as ours? >>. >> well, there's no exact number. i think that the current levels would be sustainable if they were kept more or less constant relative to the gdp. that's an important criteria. if we could, over a period of years, get the debt to gdp ratio, to some level like 75% and then over time, that would be a much better situation. but...
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states. 10% was china. 40% is now china and 10% is now united states mptd united states can pick up some of the slack. you see what is rolling over. all the industrials, caterpillar rolling over. free port is going over. undeniable pressure on that group. there is a decline on chinese goods. i don't want to overlook the fact that there is a great growth story in china that the is not going to be cool whether they import or export. >> a report today says the supercycle for commodity for china is over and the demand has peaked and the shift is moving away from exports. the one thing that can keep commodity demand potentially relatively high still is a subsidized housing program that will end in 2015. that will put 26 million public housing units. that's a lot of pipes, a lot of wiring to go into these homes. >> copper is $340 worth a copper in a home. that's way too much. over the weekend we heard china is boosting the military. i feel that is a story planted by people who want to sell more goods to the military in our country. i am cynical about this because that is proven to be righ
states. 10% was china. 40% is now china and 10% is now united states mptd united states can pick up some of the slack. you see what is rolling over. all the industrials, caterpillar rolling over. free port is going over. undeniable pressure on that group. there is a decline on chinese goods. i don't want to overlook the fact that there is a great growth story in china that the is not going to be cool whether they import or export. >> a report today says the supercycle for commodity for...
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it's the united states lower al. too expensive. >> lion's gate 52-week high yesterday, pulling back a little bit. this ramp is incredible. >> this is too much. i've been waiting for 120 million this weekend with "hunger games." take off half now. upgrade. there's a downgrade and upgrades. this is too great a sttrajector for one movie. time to roll. >> hogs are greeted, pigs get slaughtered. >> yes. >> brian over to you. >> melissa, thank you very much. we have a double dose of ipo thursday, two companies are said to go public, compact target, inventive, their new share prices, the ceo of compact target. futures are down. a lot more "squawk on the street" coming back after this. in what passes for common sense. used to be we socked money away and expected it to grow. then the world changed... and the common sense of retirement planning became anything but common. fortunately, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. take control by opening a new account or rolling over an o
it's the united states lower al. too expensive. >> lion's gate 52-week high yesterday, pulling back a little bit. this ramp is incredible. >> this is too much. i've been waiting for 120 million this weekend with "hunger games." take off half now. upgrade. there's a downgrade and upgrades. this is too great a sttrajector for one movie. time to roll. >> hogs are greeted, pigs get slaughtered. >> yes. >> brian over to you. >> melissa, thank you very...
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whether it's in europe or the united states? >> when we open up the papers and see what the ft did in terms of the man of the year award, i ask you, is it all fixed? i mean, i understand that we have seen a major improvement in funding but, you know, when i used to trade the fundamentals of an economy, how it creates growth, from where i sit it looks like a lost generation in spain and i can go on and on. is it really over? is it really done? i mean, it is just like a short recession and now we'll be off to the races? >> no. rick, i think you are 100% right about this. i think we're having a lull. some of it having to do with the weather in europe at this time of year. i think once we get to the spring you'll see a lot more protests in greece and spain and italy. also i think if you look at the real numbers, rick, the real numbers are not as europe gives them to us. i mean, the real debt ratio, if you count it like ge or ibm and greece, is 450%. it's about 260% for italy and it's about 230% for spain and all of these things that
whether it's in europe or the united states? >> when we open up the papers and see what the ft did in terms of the man of the year award, i ask you, is it all fixed? i mean, i understand that we have seen a major improvement in funding but, you know, when i used to trade the fundamentals of an economy, how it creates growth, from where i sit it looks like a lost generation in spain and i can go on and on. is it really over? is it really done? i mean, it is just like a short recession and...
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today we mourn for more americans who represent the very best of the united states of america. we will not waiver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. and make no mistake, justice will be done. but we also know that the lives these americans led stand in stark contrast to those of their attackers. these four americans stood up for freedom. and human dignity. they should give every merng great pride in the country that they served. in the hope that our flag represents to people around the globe who also yearn to live in freedom and with dignity. we grieve with their families, but let us carry on their memory and let us continue their work of seeking a stronger america
today we mourn for more americans who represent the very best of the united states of america. we will not waiver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. and make no mistake, justice will be done. but we also know that the lives these americans led stand in stark contrast to those of their attackers. these four americans stood up for freedom. and human dignity. they should give every merng great pride in the country that they served. in the hope that our flag...
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the united states is still growing. the demand for oil is still growing. it's not true to say that demand for oil stinks. all that is happening here is a change in the perception of where the price of oil might go and, therefore, speculators are coming out of the market. >> well, i think you have both things happening. i think you do have a situation. while demand for oil is growing, it's the rate of growth, simon, that really matter. that rate of growth is tailing off. when you build supply that's going to be an actual weight on the market. >> china is still growing at 7% or 8%. the united states will till grow at 2%. big economies of the world are still growing. the demand for oil will still grow. >> that's right. but china growing at 7.4% is a disappointment when the business plan two years ago was we would see china growing at 11% and maybe the united states growing at 3.5%. that's where the grind comes. >> hold on, sterling. simon, i'm curious. what are we trying to get at here in terms o f this question? everything is based on, yes, expectations. whi
the united states is still growing. the demand for oil is still growing. it's not true to say that demand for oil stinks. all that is happening here is a change in the perception of where the price of oil might go and, therefore, speculators are coming out of the market. >> well, i think you have both things happening. i think you do have a situation. while demand for oil is growing, it's the rate of growth, simon, that really matter. that rate of growth is tailing off. when you build...
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now their plan is in effect, and the united states wants to cry foul. where was our plan for going around the world and investing in rare earths? see this is the problem with our relationships with some countries. >> you're saying they've put in the money and the effort, and now that the payoff ostensibly would come due, they're being denied it, is that what you're saying? >> well, not being
now their plan is in effect, and the united states wants to cry foul. where was our plan for going around the world and investing in rare earths? see this is the problem with our relationships with some countries. >> you're saying they've put in the money and the effort, and now that the payoff ostensibly would come due, they're being denied it, is that what you're saying? >> well, not being
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and the united states. on may 1st, then president geithner briefed the president's working group among other participants. the new york fed briefed the treasury separately on may 6th. the meeting was followed up with interagency staff briefings to provide more information to the staff and various agencies and the new york fed also communicated with the bank and the united kingdom. so there was active effort to report to all the relevant policymakers and enforcement agencies. the information that had been received cht. the second step that the federal reserve bank of new york took was to develop recommendations to address the structural problems with libor that i mentioned before. the new york fed released a memorandum, a list of suggested changes that they submitted to the bank of england on june 1st and following earlier discussions with the bank of england. there were also communications with the british bankers communication, the private group that constructed libor prior to june 1st. so, the federal res
and the united states. on may 1st, then president geithner briefed the president's working group among other participants. the new york fed briefed the treasury separately on may 6th. the meeting was followed up with interagency staff briefings to provide more information to the staff and various agencies and the new york fed also communicated with the bank and the united kingdom. so there was active effort to report to all the relevant policymakers and enforcement agencies. the information...
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for 30 some years at manyuperit different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. to a world of super-connected intelligence. the potential of freescale unlocked. nyse euronext. unlocking the world's potential. to investing with knowledge. the potential of td ameritrade unlocked. nyse euronext. unlocking the world's potential. >>> dow is down 235. s&p down 25. 1,402. people are talking about near term support around 1,399. we'll see. in the meantime, mitt romney referencing partisanship in his concession speech as president obama has the challenge of bringing together a divided congress to find a solution to the fiscal cliff. steve, welcome back. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> fascinating night last night. we talked with you on this floor a couple days ago on fix the debt. did a mandate happen last night and who needs to make the fi
for 30 some years at manyuperit different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. to a world of super-connected intelligence. the potential of freescale unlocked. nyse euronext. unlocking the world's potential. to investing with knowledge. the potential of td...
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you would expect it to be a high rate of unemployment than the united states. we've always had that. it's not good. eight-month contraction there on the pmi. manufacturing clearly is an issue. what's interesting is european markets have rallied and broken away from the united states and we'll discuss why that might be and might have something to do with the data we're getting here. let's look at the map. for the first trading session of the second quarter in europe. here we go. >> the european markets are closing now. >> there you go. spain and italy are down. showing red. many markets have risen. i can show you that on a chart of the top three markets in europe. london, germany and paris. you can see the way in which you get this rally coming through. quite a powerful rally in terms of the price action toward the end of the session. london is up almost 2%. i think it has a lot to do with data that came here in the united states. ism above expectations. if you are european looking into the united states, it's a one-way bet. global recovery. good for equities. i
you would expect it to be a high rate of unemployment than the united states. we've always had that. it's not good. eight-month contraction there on the pmi. manufacturing clearly is an issue. what's interesting is european markets have rallied and broken away from the united states and we'll discuss why that might be and might have something to do with the data we're getting here. let's look at the map. for the first trading session of the second quarter in europe. here we go. >> the...
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they are becoming like united states. nestle's is attacks the fastest growing marketsture are these infant markets. >> 85% are the sales of the units. they are trying to explain it to the share holders. we did get a handful of smaller deals this morning. you take a look at the numbers and the margins for the business that we're talking about and the estimates and you can get a sense that they are paying at nestle. pfizer has to be happy with it and it will appear neslee is happy to pay it at this point. a couple of other deals. nothing enormous but we did get a few in the bitech area. the big story continues to be the lack of activity overall in mergerers in acquisitions as we are ending april somewhat shocking. every banker saying catch on hand. it would seem business confidence should be okay. >> a survey out this morning. 31% expect an acquisition of their company or by their company in the next 12 months. >> that was the ceo survey. the decision makers themselves were saying -- >> we are lucky to have one of the great
they are becoming like united states. nestle's is attacks the fastest growing marketsture are these infant markets. >> 85% are the sales of the units. they are trying to explain it to the share holders. we did get a handful of smaller deals this morning. you take a look at the numbers and the margins for the business that we're talking about and the estimates and you can get a sense that they are paying at nestle. pfizer has to be happy with it and it will appear neslee is happy to pay it...
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united states obviously europe. you know something, the first thing you said today, melissa, two best days back-to-back. do we really have to have a third best day in order to convince people they should come back? look at the retreat. the numbers we got for the amount of money coming out of equities on wednesday once again shows me people don't want to be part of this party. the way you become a part of this party go in and buy wells fargo right here. >> right here. wells fargo. >> i like the growth. >> you believe the growth there? >> i do believe the growth, yes, i do. >> some people have had questions about wells fargo over time. they have put the numbers up. they aren't as transparent as some other banks. >> you're such a diplomat. they are not transparent at all. >> no. >> they disappeared their ceo a couple of years back. >> he was on tv constantly and then one day he wasn't on tv. >> he was gone. >> it wasn't like this brian dunn saga. >> or having a board investigation. he was just gone. very important guy.
united states obviously europe. you know something, the first thing you said today, melissa, two best days back-to-back. do we really have to have a third best day in order to convince people they should come back? look at the retreat. the numbers we got for the amount of money coming out of equities on wednesday once again shows me people don't want to be part of this party. the way you become a part of this party go in and buy wells fargo right here. >> right here. wells fargo. >>...
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is it because things are great here in the united states? no but it's less worse than the rest of the world and there's not a lot of other places to put money. once again, look at how the relative markets have been doing throughout the day. we're down about 1%. but globally, germany's down 2%. brazil is down 2%. france is down 2%. again we are continuing to outperform. i'm not saying our economy is dramatically better, but clearly some people seem to think that this is a safer place to put money right now. if you look elsewhere the flight to safety trade, when i say you can't make any money anywhere else. when you get a boom at 1.45%. a ten-year note at what is essentially 1.8%. 1.7%. and look at the u.s. dollar. 11 days in a row, the u.s. dollar has been off the dollar index. do you know how rare that is? you probably have to go back four years to see something like that. money is coming our way. that's the point. you could say it's out of fear or because our markets are better, or economy is doing better but money is clearly going our way.
is it because things are great here in the united states? no but it's less worse than the rest of the world and there's not a lot of other places to put money. once again, look at how the relative markets have been doing throughout the day. we're down about 1%. but globally, germany's down 2%. brazil is down 2%. france is down 2%. again we are continuing to outperform. i'm not saying our economy is dramatically better, but clearly some people seem to think that this is a safer place to put...
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we'll hear from the united states marine corps celebrating a birthday today. but ahead of that, quarter past the hour, let's get cramer's mad dash ahead of the market open. watching pharma data. >> we tend to say because of fiscal cliff considerations because of the election, there's no big money made. you heard david talk about leucadia. we haven't had a lot of deals. where we have had tremendous success is biotech. and hep c, millions of people have hep c. it can be fatal. attacks the liver. the studies that we saw this weekend tell me that they and abbott -- abbott has something too. gilead is a first mover. >> top gainers for the year. >> gilead has been incredible. they had a vision that hep c would be the most important disease. the pharma guys didn't get it. that's why gilead is up seven. bob came on "mad money" several times and said when the stock was down here, he's amazing. when the stock was right here, he came on and said this is wrong. we have so much in the pipe. turns out they bought this company that had this drug and it's been a great anti-ca
we'll hear from the united states marine corps celebrating a birthday today. but ahead of that, quarter past the hour, let's get cramer's mad dash ahead of the market open. watching pharma data. >> we tend to say because of fiscal cliff considerations because of the election, there's no big money made. you heard david talk about leucadia. we haven't had a lot of deals. where we have had tremendous success is biotech. and hep c, millions of people have hep c. it can be fatal. attacks the...
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when it comes to the united states, the list is long. in front of an election i saw some young people a couple days ago and a question was put forth how do you define freedom? the young kids i think they were first or second grade had the same answer. the right to pick and choose how you want to live. but whether it's the light bulbs, whether it's the kind of cars you drive, whether it's which companies make it or not, which companies go through traditional bankruptcies, spent a lot of talk about gm and chrysler. i don't know how far ford would get down the road making a car that sold for $49,000. yes, i'm talking about the volt. that big story yesterday. i'm not saying whether that number is right or not. it gets the point across. the biggest issue of all is when the government takes over things like sally may and fannie and freddie, they limit your choices. they have government girth behind whether can you live in your house and how much it costs if you can't afford it. republican, freed so many about choice. your choice. back to you.
when it comes to the united states, the list is long. in front of an election i saw some young people a couple days ago and a question was put forth how do you define freedom? the young kids i think they were first or second grade had the same answer. the right to pick and choose how you want to live. but whether it's the light bulbs, whether it's the kind of cars you drive, whether it's which companies make it or not, which companies go through traditional bankruptcies, spent a lot of talk...
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it's united states. so i hesitate to put anything positive in, but as i did last night, united states is stable. united states has some pretty good earnings. united states has some pretty good companies like con-ed where they're not that much involved. so they come back and say there's going to be big capital. >> until we start our own negotiation. >> we've got a little window of opportunity there. >> we've got facebook to talk about. >> it is higher actually in the premarket. the fall out remains in the spotlight. david decided to boost the company's shares by 25% as his main underwriter morgan stanley. some investors claim that's a big reason why they've tumbled. he wants to know about a morgan analyst discussion with institutional investors on the revenue prospects for facebook. morgan stanley says the spokesman followed the same procedure that it follows for all ipos. when that news came out yesterday after hours, the stock was down 1.5%. on this unknown. this subpoena. >> when you look at the rules
it's united states. so i hesitate to put anything positive in, but as i did last night, united states is stable. united states has some pretty good earnings. united states has some pretty good companies like con-ed where they're not that much involved. so they come back and say there's going to be big capital. >> until we start our own negotiation. >> we've got a little window of opportunity there. >> we've got facebook to talk about. >> it is higher actually in the...
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states, the once united states outprepped in the second quarter. is that trade still on? is that over? is that all gone? >> we have it at large today, petsmart is raising the dividend. it's a great store and they have done really well. designer shoe warehouse, now known as discount shoe warehouse because the stock is discounted, is -- i they it's narrowing. i think the number of companies you can love does narrow because of a dsw, because of men's wearhouse, but i want in, i want that money, too. i want to take the money that facebook was offer at 26 and own it to 30, though i don't have a lot -- >> it was a trade. it was a trade. the first one-wean gain ever in its short history. >> if it's four-week history. >> those who are making money this morning are shore the spanish tenure. i don't know if we can have then. the spanish ten-year and the bund has increased as well. people will be keeping a close eye on all of them. we have seen -- they do have, what, a couple auctions this week? bonds on thursday in spain, we will be focused on that, as you s
states, the once united states outprepped in the second quarter. is that trade still on? is that over? is that all gone? >> we have it at large today, petsmart is raising the dividend. it's a great store and they have done really well. designer shoe warehouse, now known as discount shoe warehouse because the stock is discounted, is -- i they it's narrowing. i think the number of companies you can love does narrow because of a dsw, because of men's wearhouse, but i want in, i want that...
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this table is starting to tilt in the direction of the united states. because 20 years ago, people in china are making 50 cents, a dollar an hour, whatever. now as that hourly wage goes up and up and up, shipping costs have improved, corruption has increased. all of a sudden now that table that was tilted so far in advantage to china is starting to level off, and they feel like, the experts we talked to say that a lot of jobs are going to start coming back to the united states. >> labor costs over there are one piece of the puzzle but access to capital here is always a question mark. has he found it easy or not? >> one of the best parts of this story is bruce, a tried and true professional, has absolutely done his due diligence. goes out, partners up with some of the best people in the business in the united states, has a rock solid business plan, has millions of dollars to get the business started. went up and down the east coast, went to the south, went all over the country trying to sell his business plan, and he didn't get money until he went to his
this table is starting to tilt in the direction of the united states. because 20 years ago, people in china are making 50 cents, a dollar an hour, whatever. now as that hourly wage goes up and up and up, shipping costs have improved, corruption has increased. all of a sudden now that table that was tilted so far in advantage to china is starting to level off, and they feel like, the experts we talked to say that a lot of jobs are going to start coming back to the united states. >> labor...
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let's look at the united states here. not in correction territory, but i do want to point out that we're sliding in that direction. every day, 40 points on the dow. pretty soon the numbers actually start to add up. put up how we're doing for the year to date so for after the highs. we're 4 or 5 or 6% off our highs. look now, we're getting a little closer on the s&p 500, down 10% on the year. the industrials, not quite there. but some of the other big sectors. for example, materials, s&p material index is down about 12% from its recent high. so some of them are down in double digits. i want to point out that caterpillar today, the numbers, caterpillar provides their dealer sales levels every once in a while and the numbers were rather weak today. take a look at caterpillar. a stock $116, just a couple of months ago. that's a 20% decline for caterpillar. bottom line, they're seeing some deceleration in their machinery sales. that's the most important sector for them. brazil is actually negative, and over in asia, while sale
let's look at the united states here. not in correction territory, but i do want to point out that we're sliding in that direction. every day, 40 points on the dow. pretty soon the numbers actually start to add up. put up how we're doing for the year to date so for after the highs. we're 4 or 5 or 6% off our highs. look now, we're getting a little closer on the s&p 500, down 10% on the year. the industrials, not quite there. but some of the other big sectors. for example, materials, s&p...
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it is cheaper to hire in the united states. it has become that important. mexico because of political reasons, because of cartels, overseas because of increasing wages. are you hearing people saying, you know what? let's go to south carolina? >> i'm hearing it a little. it's not a ground swell. it's not like suddenly all the jobs are coming back. oh, yeah. let's keep making all that stuff we make in china in the u.s. >> you're going to say you know what jim? you're dead right. >> i couldn't agree more. >> a slap with all due respect, no respect. >> or lack -- jim, i love you but. >> oh, gee. >> i did that one earlier didn't i? yeah. >> oh, man. we'll continue the discussion obviously. we'll get first reaction from the white house to this morning's jobs number. we'll talk live with chief white house economic adviser alan k g krueger. then hard right turn. buffalo wild wing ceo sally smith on how her restaurant chain plans to score big business this super bowl sunday when the giants beat the pats. i'm sorry. just kidding. >> oh, geez! >> game still needs to b
it is cheaper to hire in the united states. it has become that important. mexico because of political reasons, because of cartels, overseas because of increasing wages. are you hearing people saying, you know what? let's go to south carolina? >> i'm hearing it a little. it's not a ground swell. it's not like suddenly all the jobs are coming back. oh, yeah. let's keep making all that stuff we make in china in the u.s. >> you're going to say you know what jim? you're dead right....
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so much of it moving from here in the united states to there. are your margins just as good there. >> you look at this, we are sort of bucking the trend. we have maintained 70% of our manufacturing in the united states. we are now 70 locations in china and 60% of the products that we're selling in china is being shipped from our u.s. facilities. we have a number of plants in north carolina. one right here in new jersey, across the river. in passaic, new jersey, if somebody had said five years back we'd be making thousands of lamps for china, you'd have said we're crazy. that's what we're doing. the china market, of course, is growing. they're also interested in good name brands, and it is for us, of course, the clients we're dealing with want american made products. so we're benefitting from that trend in china as well. >> farooq, a pleasure to speak with you. thanks for coming up. farooq kathwari. >> we're going to take another peek at carlyle. going public today. does this defuse the enthusiasm for ipos? no pop today, up 1.7%. >> one that's co
so much of it moving from here in the united states to there. are your margins just as good there. >> you look at this, we are sort of bucking the trend. we have maintained 70% of our manufacturing in the united states. we are now 70 locations in china and 60% of the products that we're selling in china is being shipped from our u.s. facilities. we have a number of plants in north carolina. one right here in new jersey, across the river. in passaic, new jersey, if somebody had said five...
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and manchester united states sd a successful club. they have been hit by the indignity of manchester city, the cross-town rival doing so well in international competition. >> we'll see what happens. squawk on the tweet this thursday. apple is working on a smaller tablet that could hit shelves by the end of the year. we're asking you to distinguish it from the original. what should apple name the new, smaller ipad? david writes, the ipod biggie. ralph writes, the iwill sue you. and brian writes, the overkill. jim tweets, don't we already have a small ipad? it's called the iphone. at some point they will all bleed together. >> yes. >> still to come, one of linkedin's cofounders on the social media landscape extending his reach into the space. one more look at this morning's s&p 500 losers. by the way, almost all of the top ten gainers on the s&p today are retailers. back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is our beach. ♪ this is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we hav
and manchester united states sd a successful club. they have been hit by the indignity of manchester city, the cross-town rival doing so well in international competition. >> we'll see what happens. squawk on the tweet this thursday. apple is working on a smaller tablet that could hit shelves by the end of the year. we're asking you to distinguish it from the original. what should apple name the new, smaller ipad? david writes, the ipod biggie. ralph writes, the iwill sue you. and brian...
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slowdown overall in the united states, also exposure overseas. mastercard has more exposure overseas, visa more exposure to the united states. for stocks that have had nice runs, analysts at ubs throwing -- >> also the question, how much of the stock price for what we may see in terms of lower guidance for companies for the third and/or fourth quarter of this year. >> all right, david. we look forward to your documentary tonight. again, that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. meantime let's get to it. here is what you might have missed if you're just tuning in. >> announcer: welcome to hour three of cnbc "squawk on the street." here is what's happening so farther. >> well point announcing it acquired ameri group. >> got the guts to take on the top issues. i believe he's got the background as an executive, somebody who turned the olympics around as the governor can do that. people view him not just as a republican but reformer. he can win. >> i think the united states is recovering better in my judgment than is off portrayed. >> our stock market didn't
slowdown overall in the united states, also exposure overseas. mastercard has more exposure overseas, visa more exposure to the united states. for stocks that have had nice runs, analysts at ubs throwing -- >> also the question, how much of the stock price for what we may see in terms of lower guidance for companies for the third and/or fourth quarter of this year. >> all right, david. we look forward to your documentary tonight. again, that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. meantime...
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at some point the united states senate has to do something. and what we were trying to do this week was basically jump-start, and try to kick into gear some action by the senate to avert these tax increases going into effect on january 1st. >> mr. speaker, with all due respect, what impact do you think bringing up a bipartisan grand bargain, that you could strike with president obama, would have on the future of your speakership? >> well, listen, at some point we're going to have to address the spending problem that we have. but we can't cut our way to prosperity. we need real economic growth. many of us believe on both sides of the aisle the fundamental reform of our tax code will help us get our economy moving faster and put more americans back to work. and more americans with other tax rules. how we get there, god only knows. but all i've done is, eric and i and our team here are committed to working with our colleagues on both sides of the aisle, both sides of the capital and the white house, to address this. >> mr. speaker, if i could fol
at some point the united states senate has to do something. and what we were trying to do this week was basically jump-start, and try to kick into gear some action by the senate to avert these tax increases going into effect on january 1st. >> mr. speaker, with all due respect, what impact do you think bringing up a bipartisan grand bargain, that you could strike with president obama, would have on the future of your speakership? >> well, listen, at some point we're going to have to...
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outside of the united states you are very prominent improving green credentials. are you ready to say to america we need to control carbon dioxide emissions now so hurricanes for your children aren't worse than this? >> i know our company is very active on that from a global perspective. we are very involved in that. coca-cola company has a long stranding tradition of working with local communities, disaster relief agencies, to support their aid efforts in affected areas including donations and everything else that we do. one of the things that's important to us is our people live and work in these affected areas. they take tremendous pride in working with their customers and communities in times of need. at coca-cola, we would love to say that in times of needs nobody comes together like the coca-cola family to support the communities. >> one last question here. when we take a look back at this period of time before and after the hurricane, are we going to see that the mix shift in terms of product sales have changed and distill beverage and waters opposed to spa
outside of the united states you are very prominent improving green credentials. are you ready to say to america we need to control carbon dioxide emissions now so hurricanes for your children aren't worse than this? >> i know our company is very active on that from a global perspective. we are very involved in that. coca-cola company has a long stranding tradition of working with local communities, disaster relief agencies, to support their aid efforts in affected areas including...
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ment. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. take the privileged investing tools of wall street and make them simple, intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual, visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >> shaping up for some moderate weakness here this morning. if you're just tuning in, the adp number was not so hot. the estimate 171. 5. it's the lowest since september of last year. even though the six-month average is right around 200 k, it's forcing some down about the labor market in this country. >>. >> and already, traders are expecting very light market and they're expecting a big move, although up or down is anybody's question. you don't know if that's good for the markts and good is bad. >> seve
ment. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. take the privileged investing tools of wall street and make them simple, intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual, visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days,...
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we will have geared the united states recovery. it's now firing on more cylinders than ever. bank lending is going up, unemployment rate's coming down, labor force is going, housing -- >> okay. >> and finally, we will have restored balance sheets. and that's the type of thing that gives you the sense of a sustainable recovery going forward. >> but, i want to just emphasize the main point that you're making here. that because of confidence, people's time horizons for investing will move out. and therefore, they will rerate. and what we mean by that is for any given income stream from, say, apple, you will be willing to pay more for that income stream. you will buy the share at a higher price, because the risk to the income stream is less? >> i agree, simon. what we've done, every year of this recovery so far, is we've been thinking that it's going to end at any moment. and in a world where there's an armageddon story and it could end this year, it's hard for investors to elongate their investment horizon. it's hard for businesses to think about longer term. but let's think abo
we will have geared the united states recovery. it's now firing on more cylinders than ever. bank lending is going up, unemployment rate's coming down, labor force is going, housing -- >> okay. >> and finally, we will have restored balance sheets. and that's the type of thing that gives you the sense of a sustainable recovery going forward. >> but, i want to just emphasize the main point that you're making here. that because of confidence, people's time horizons for investing...
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our parent company, ge, making appliances here in the united states. it will bear watching closely. >> natural gas, where are the companies going to put their expansion? united states. it's so incredibly cheap. our natural gas prices are well below the middle east. if you were going to locate a petro chemical plant in dubai, you're an idiot. you're an idiot. we already know what to do with that. >> we've got to talk apple. price target of 633.68. this could lead to slowing sales as customers opt to delay future upgrades or shock may be moved to a lower device. in line with the general market drift lower than what we were seeing this morning, every point that they make is reasonable. >> i think that we have to look very hard. there's an advertising piece about who at&t is going to support. they feel it's important to start getting behind nokia. one of the reasons is verizon is selling far more iphones than at&t. i look at that broader downgrade and say, that's a fun downgrade. $50 and 30 odd cents is the con sen says. he takes it and says you should sel
our parent company, ge, making appliances here in the united states. it will bear watching closely. >> natural gas, where are the companies going to put their expansion? united states. it's so incredibly cheap. our natural gas prices are well below the middle east. if you were going to locate a petro chemical plant in dubai, you're an idiot. you're an idiot. we already know what to do with that. >> we've got to talk apple. price target of 633.68. this could lead to slowing sales as...
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think sand, gravel, all over the united states. they're probably the biggest company. >> prices are up. volumes are up. the one thing i do want to know, arch cole. you know about the problems with cole. you've been talking about it. jimmy has been talking about it a lot. utility companies are switching to natural gas. they cut their dividend from 11 cent to 3 cent. that's bad. did you see natural gas prices? it's up like 15% in the last two weeks. a lot of people have been waiting for a bottom. i don't know if that's it. but it's a little bit surprising to see it up. morgan stanley had a note out on this as well. talking about super heroes, this is part of the great things. the new york stock exchange. the kids and their superheroes. >> all right, guyings, send it back to you. >> a check on one moving over to nasdaq. >> yeah, let's take a look at the nasdaq. trading flat at the moment ricke rickets. >> there are a couple of individual stock movers. take a look at the first quarter profit this morning that fell short of expectations
think sand, gravel, all over the united states. they're probably the biggest company. >> prices are up. volumes are up. the one thing i do want to know, arch cole. you know about the problems with cole. you've been talking about it. jimmy has been talking about it a lot. utility companies are switching to natural gas. they cut their dividend from 11 cent to 3 cent. that's bad. did you see natural gas prices? it's up like 15% in the last two weeks. a lot of people have been waiting for a...
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we're seeing that play out here in the united states. we're seeing the baton passed as you mentioned from europe in terms of miners and automakers to here in the united states. we're seeing miners, automakers, a lot of the economic growth barometer stocks like caterpillar, like the rails, like coal all down. >> can i just make the point, though, on those european automotive makers, they have done fe no, ma'amly well. >> absolutely. >> this isn't crisis and panic. this is booking profits on what's been a very strong rally for many people. >> absolutely. all right. >>> well, the market's taking a turn for the worse this morning amid a risk averse trading environment. china remains in focus. commodity prices slip. the dollar heads higher. on the phone is wall street veteran byron wien. it's a pleasure to speak with you. i first want to address these concerns about china. where do you stand on china? because the markets certainly want to believe, at least today, that there is cause for doubt. >> well, i think that the skeptics on china have
we're seeing that play out here in the united states. we're seeing the baton passed as you mentioned from europe in terms of miners and automakers to here in the united states. we're seeing miners, automakers, a lot of the economic growth barometer stocks like caterpillar, like the rails, like coal all down. >> can i just make the point, though, on those european automotive makers, they have done fe no, ma'amly well. >> absolutely. >> this isn't crisis and panic. this is...
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reuters has a survey out today that might in the united states surprise you. it's 29 economists, there was huge skepticism that either italy or spain will ultimately need an external bailout. the probability that the spanish must do that is only 25% and for italy on this survey the likelihood is just 13% but italy would have to seek an external bailout. despite the talk that we hear those professionals presumably in europe think that it is still unlikely they will need external aid. i'm just saying. >> we'll see how many are in italy not just europe. >> you said it would be suicide for a rate aig si to downgrade france in front of election. and there is sort of an implication that the rating agencies are aware there is an election and they wouldn't do something. what makes you think, i don't know if you heard jim gorman talking about rating agencies and the role that they play. why would anyone think the rating agencies would or wouldn't have their timing involved with the politics? >> if i were a ratings energy and going to downgrade france i would have to ma
reuters has a survey out today that might in the united states surprise you. it's 29 economists, there was huge skepticism that either italy or spain will ultimately need an external bailout. the probability that the spanish must do that is only 25% and for italy on this survey the likelihood is just 13% but italy would have to seek an external bailout. despite the talk that we hear those professionals presumably in europe think that it is still unlikely they will need external aid. i'm just...
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what makes me crazy is we've been through this in the united states. the idea of a big bazooka will stabilize markets and allow for the things you want to happen to occur. >> the ultimate way to stabilize the debt market is for these companies to prove they can grow. right now their economies need tore far more liberalized. it's an awfully wonky word to say you have to make it easier to hire and fire. you can't have barriers. >> the difficulty is how do you lead people through that ripping up contracts as cab drivers or whatever it is. the reason people don't want the euro, they will see it at a much more short-term -- >> you are right. >> view than where you're coming from. >> that is due to lack of leadership and political will to tell them your life is going to be worse if you stay this way. >> you have that with mario monti. >> and he's failing. >> and now he doesn't necessarily -- >> you agree with me the process by which europe makes decisions is not working. its believi not workable. my secret agenda is with the threat of the i want mf becoming
what makes me crazy is we've been through this in the united states. the idea of a big bazooka will stabilize markets and allow for the things you want to happen to occur. >> the ultimate way to stabilize the debt market is for these companies to prove they can grow. right now their economies need tore far more liberalized. it's an awfully wonky word to say you have to make it easier to hire and fire. you can't have barriers. >> the difficulty is how do you lead people through that...
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yes, we are here in times square where the united states olympic committee sponsors are out. the athletes are out. they will be signing autographs later this morning. joining me now is the chief marketing officer of the united states olympic marketing committee. >> thank you for coming out to times square and see our ath lees. >> what is the value of the ring? you have mercedes, samsung, what's the value of the olympic ring? >> our research shows it's one of the most valuable properties for sponsors because everybody in america connects with the olympic athletes and the paralympic athletes. we're really excited. we also have new sponsors. and they love american athletes. >> tell me the rule regarding athletes and having sponsors that are not olympic sponsors and when they can promote those sponsors. because there's a short window for them to capitalize, but there's also some restrictions. >> well, there are. what we have, we have our 40 which protects u.s. sponsors. and we give sponsors at the global level and domestic level of the olympic movement the right to use ambassador
yes, we are here in times square where the united states olympic committee sponsors are out. the athletes are out. they will be signing autographs later this morning. joining me now is the chief marketing officer of the united states olympic marketing committee. >> thank you for coming out to times square and see our ath lees. >> what is the value of the ring? you have mercedes, samsung, what's the value of the olympic ring? >> our research shows it's one of the most valuable...
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the united states is in stagnation. fifth consecutive year. 93 examples in the last 150 years. 93 examples of country that have been in stagnation for long period of times. and the experience, the the common experience is that the p.e. multiple is constant. it's a flat multiple. if you will, that's an assumption we're using in this environment. and to the extent we add policy decisions that would make it more confident the multiple to go higher, the fiscal cliff would be one issue. >> if i'm an equity investor and able to craw myself back, let's say, in december of this year and complete this ensentence. back in august when i was looking at the s&p and thinking about the issues, i should have done what? fill that sentence? >> give vefocus in on the dividd stocks. companies delivering strong cash flow and raising the dividends, i think those stocks tend to perform well. i think the market continues to see huge flow into bonds, virtually no funds going into equities. i think the idea of income is an attractive component h
the united states is in stagnation. fifth consecutive year. 93 examples in the last 150 years. 93 examples of country that have been in stagnation for long period of times. and the experience, the the common experience is that the p.e. multiple is constant. it's a flat multiple. if you will, that's an assumption we're using in this environment. and to the extent we add policy decisions that would make it more confident the multiple to go higher, the fiscal cliff would be one issue. >> if...
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this attack will not break the bonds between the united states and libya. libyan security personnel fought back against the attackers alongside american. libyans helped some of our dips find safety and carried ambassador's body to the hospital where we tragically learned he had died. it's especially tragic that chris stevens died in benghazi because it is a city he helped to save. at the height of the libyan revolution. chris led our diplomatic post in benghazi with courage and resolve, he built partnerships with libyan revolutionaries and helped them as they planned to build a new libya. when the gadhafi regime came to an end, chris was there to serve as ambassador to the new libyan. he worked tirelessly to support this young democracy. i think both secretary and dlin ton a clinton and i relied deeply on his knowledge of the situation on the ground there. he was a role model to all who worked with him. and to the young diplomats who aspire to walk in his foot steps. along with his colleagues, chris died in a country that is still striving to emerge from th
this attack will not break the bonds between the united states and libya. libyan security personnel fought back against the attackers alongside american. libyans helped some of our dips find safety and carried ambassador's body to the hospital where we tragically learned he had died. it's especially tragic that chris stevens died in benghazi because it is a city he helped to save. at the height of the libyan revolution. chris led our diplomatic post in benghazi with courage and resolve, he...
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they can go into the united states. they can move into em. they can move up and down the asset curve. they can really play bonds or they can play commodities. really, a lot of the hedge funds have done exactly just that. those are the ones that perform the best, the ones that were nimble. some of the multistrategy ones last year outperformed. those are the sort of things that i think people are looking for in today's market environment. >> and the pension funds continue to be willing to look for that and pay the fees associated with it despite what has been a lack of performance overall from the asset class? >> yeah. you know, if you think about it, the pension community is fairly underfunded. there've been some reports on that recently. in fact, i think you may have reported on that. the problem is, they've got to achieve this return hurdle, which is really pretty tough. so where are you going to get it? are you going to just bet on the markets and roll the dice or are you going to find noncorrelated returns? you're going to find these oppor
they can go into the united states. they can move into em. they can move up and down the asset curve. they can really play bonds or they can play commodities. really, a lot of the hedge funds have done exactly just that. those are the ones that perform the best, the ones that were nimble. some of the multistrategy ones last year outperformed. those are the sort of things that i think people are looking for in today's market environment. >> and the pension funds continue to be willing to...
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here in the united states, the cyclicals. watch the coal stocks, the rail stocks, union pacific, 2, 3% declines and all of the name there is, that tells you you have global growth concerns going on. finally, a little bit of perspective on this. the s&p 500, take a tight shot. this is the year-to-date. assume we're down to 1,345, lost 20, we're at the levels we were last at on february 15th. that's right. this debacle we're seeing we lost 14 days of trading. assume it is a disaster today. tomb we're down another 20 points and the s&p is down at 1,325. that would be the lowest level going back to february 1st. i am not saying it is not a bad day. it is a bad day. keep perk oif on where we have been. >> wipe out half the gains we have seen this year. >> that's right. >> that's a lot. >> that's still a lot. my point is going back to levels that we had since february 15th, certainly disappointing, but it is hardly a complete debacle. >> today is the an verse of hitting 666 on the s&p. today is the third on versery of doing that. >
here in the united states, the cyclicals. watch the coal stocks, the rail stocks, union pacific, 2, 3% declines and all of the name there is, that tells you you have global growth concerns going on. finally, a little bit of perspective on this. the s&p 500, take a tight shot. this is the year-to-date. assume we're down to 1,345, lost 20, we're at the levels we were last at on february 15th. that's right. this debacle we're seeing we lost 14 days of trading. assume it is a disaster today....
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there ar lot of sites like that in the united states actually. what competitors do you face in china, a lot of analysts may point oute of your closest competitors. >> our market position is more mid to high end segment. we're helping our brand partners to clear their excess inventory and providing value to consumers by offering products at very good prices. yes there is competition everywhere so in our business but we are very confident, you know, we are the leader in the china retail business. we're very confident, you know, we're going to strengthen that leadership and be competitive. >> i'm just looking at what are the most popular things your site sells? what are the most popular products? >> well, 40% of our sales are apparel. we have a lot of sports wear, cosmetics, some of the sports wear products are very popular. >> certainly this plays into the chinese consumer's love for brands, love for the retail, for the luxury brands in particular. >> we are very focused on mid to high end market segment. that is where we believe it has the largest
there ar lot of sites like that in the united states actually. what competitors do you face in china, a lot of analysts may point oute of your closest competitors. >> our market position is more mid to high end segment. we're helping our brand partners to clear their excess inventory and providing value to consumers by offering products at very good prices. yes there is competition everywhere so in our business but we are very confident, you know, we are the leader in the china retail...
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so we have been working for years on doing more and more in the united states, next year, we will do one of our existing mac lines in the united states. >> you can see the entire interview with tim cook tonight on rock center, that's 10:00 eastern time on your local nbc station, but for now investors are watching the market. apple shares 5.31, which is close to the main lows. this is close to the next s support level on the stock and really catching a lot of people by surprise. >> it's a fiscal cliff decline. this is the greatest capital gains generator of our lifetime. i would love to see what the gains are going to be next year. but i would be saying you need to sell it. we have no idea where the capital gains are going to go, we're going to go over the fiscal cliff, what do you have to lose, the rates are going to go up. i don't think it makes any difference two tim geithner says. >> it is so widely held by so many who want to play the stock market, let's say, beyond just the capital gains, whether it's in taxable account organization not and it also has the psychological impact t
so we have been working for years on doing more and more in the united states, next year, we will do one of our existing mac lines in the united states. >> you can see the entire interview with tim cook tonight on rock center, that's 10:00 eastern time on your local nbc station, but for now investors are watching the market. apple shares 5.31, which is close to the main lows. this is close to the next s support level on the stock and really catching a lot of people by surprise. >>...
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i think the united states is learning what we learned here. we're never exactly sure if he means what he says and how long he's going to stick with it. >> reporter: the real action in massachusetts is the dead heat contest for the senate between scott brown, the republican, and elizabeth warren, the democrat. voter turnout could top 70%. some 3 million plus votes being cast in one of the most closely watched senate races in the country that could very well determine the balance of power in the senate in the next congress. >> the difference is that scott brown is popular. he is popular. and has been for his entire term. but so is elizabeth warren. and so the question is for independents you get two popular people, who are you going to pull the lever for? >> reporter: now, governor mitt romney literally has miles to go before we see him on the stage behind me. he's off for election day campaign style events in both ohio and pennsylvania. nothing conventional about this particular campaign. mitt romney out there on election day. simon? >> testame
i think the united states is learning what we learned here. we're never exactly sure if he means what he says and how long he's going to stick with it. >> reporter: the real action in massachusetts is the dead heat contest for the senate between scott brown, the republican, and elizabeth warren, the democrat. voter turnout could top 70%. some 3 million plus votes being cast in one of the most closely watched senate races in the country that could very well determine the balance of power...
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could this latest move, this trend across the united states hurt the stock? collin, this must be significant because amazon has a big competitive advantage if it's able to sell unlike the bricks and mortars shops with no sales taxes in certain states. >> ten years ago, it was a bigger advantage for amazon for consumers to avoid sales taxes. today, not having distribution centers closer to consumers is the biggest disadvantage for amazon. we think they're turning lemons into lemonades. getting closer to consumers will play to amazon's advantage over the next few years. >> we lived a pretty ebs tensive survey of about 1100 people in the u.s., 20% of them was the avoid dance of sales taxes, the major reason they shop on amazon. you can impose state taxes. like they did in new york. we don't think you'll see a growth tax in california. >> advantages of having warehouses closer to consumers. one would be the roll out of same-day delivery, how big could that part of the business actually be? >> to mark's point, when you survey consumers convenience and selection an
could this latest move, this trend across the united states hurt the stock? collin, this must be significant because amazon has a big competitive advantage if it's able to sell unlike the bricks and mortars shops with no sales taxes in certain states. >> ten years ago, it was a bigger advantage for amazon for consumers to avoid sales taxes. today, not having distribution centers closer to consumers is the biggest disadvantage for amazon. we think they're turning lemons into lemonades....
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this of course is more deposits than any other bank in the united states. the other big banks reported loan to deposit ratios that are 10 to 20% higher than your banks. seems like lending to american businesses would be less risky than what was being done in the london office. is your loan to deposit ratio lower than your peer banks because you are, perhaps, prioritizing these risky trading activities over lending. can we hope you're going to focus on lending more in the american market? >> we are making all good loans we can. in all good haste we're a global money center bank. what that means, we have deposits from governments around the world, sovereign entities that can be taken out tomorrow. we do have to keep liquidity. we have several billion dollars invested right now in central banks around the world in case the biggest companies call us up and say send us the $5 billion. we're a bank for people, we need huge liquidity funds. >> i understand and i think the records indicate that your reported loan to deposit ratios, your other big banks, their repor
this of course is more deposits than any other bank in the united states. the other big banks reported loan to deposit ratios that are 10 to 20% higher than your banks. seems like lending to american businesses would be less risky than what was being done in the london office. is your loan to deposit ratio lower than your peer banks because you are, perhaps, prioritizing these risky trading activities over lending. can we hope you're going to focus on lending more in the american market?...
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politics as a focus in the united states obviously with the fiscal cliff. in europe, all about mario monty, kicked off on friday when he resigned. he then said on sunday he'd work with coalition partners. on monday he laid out what he'd like his agenda to be. today, he is negotiating with other potential allies. two big questions come out. one of, what will the clash with silvio berlusconi be? he said his economy was crippled and said the right would abolish property tax rises. the second more interesting question is whether or not monty in the game means the election result in february will be a less strong coalition to enact reform, which is clearly where we hope they will go as in keeping -- trying to keep the investor sentiment going. in rome, they actually auctioned 12 euros of bills. all the politics with berlusconi not really affecting the market. yields are low, confidence still in there. some italian banks rose on the back of that. not huge moves. you can see bpms, up 2.2%. in the center of europe where it was concentrated, other banks moved higher
politics as a focus in the united states obviously with the fiscal cliff. in europe, all about mario monty, kicked off on friday when he resigned. he then said on sunday he'd work with coalition partners. on monday he laid out what he'd like his agenda to be. today, he is negotiating with other potential allies. two big questions come out. one of, what will the clash with silvio berlusconi be? he said his economy was crippled and said the right would abolish property tax rises. the second more...
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some real serious things are going on outside the united states. the u.s. economy is doing quite well given that backdrop and think that's why the s&p has done wait's done up until last week, of course. but, you know, it was close to a four-year high last week and think that's what's going on. so i would say to people there's plenty to worry about outside the united states, but i think within the united states, you should be pretty bullish right now. >> rich, always good to talk to you. poli please come back. >> thanks, carl. >>> from the beginning facebook didn't want that cluttered look of myspace with ads splashed across the page but now they're doing something. joining us is paul sloan, editor at cnet. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> somebody said it's a good thing facebook bought instagram because everyone is graduating to instagram. how's the evolution? >> they're gradually doing things you'd thing they wouldn't. they're letting people put their ads on other people's new s fees with other social connections and they're letting developers
some real serious things are going on outside the united states. the u.s. economy is doing quite well given that backdrop and think that's why the s&p has done wait's done up until last week, of course. but, you know, it was close to a four-year high last week and think that's what's going on. so i would say to people there's plenty to worry about outside the united states, but i think within the united states, you should be pretty bullish right now. >> rich, always good to talk to...
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. >> we start with futures here in the united states. down sharply this morning as worries about the european debt crisis worry. fears that spain will need a bailout. meantime, spain's market regular hater announcing a three-month ban on short-telling of all stocks. you also have concerns that greece will not meet its bailout commitments. this as the troika hits the ground, greek prime minister saying greece is in a great depression, similar to the u.s. in the 1930s. flight to safety sending yields on the u.s. ten-year note to fresh record lows. wow. jim, we always thought we could come in on a monday and things could be reversed in europe, and here we are the opposite here. >> we had a couple of weeks where it looked like there was some sort of uniformity and then that merkel played the game again, the german chancellor. looked like there was going to be something that would be pro-growth. that gets taken away. greece back on the front burner. look it. there's nothing good whatsoever. i don't even want to try to come up with something g
. >> we start with futures here in the united states. down sharply this morning as worries about the european debt crisis worry. fears that spain will need a bailout. meantime, spain's market regular hater announcing a three-month ban on short-telling of all stocks. you also have concerns that greece will not meet its bailout commitments. this as the troika hits the ground, greek prime minister saying greece is in a great depression, similar to the u.s. in the 1930s. flight to safety...
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canadians are getting angry at the united states. we take them for granted as usual. >>> when we come back, another big day of trading. >>> coming up, are you feeling antsy today? must be the build-up to what's happening next. it's the opening bell. which of these 500 stocks have you excited? "squawk on the street" will be right back. by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to 35 thousand feet. these engines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ mike ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monster fire up. [ jaronda ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine, they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ tom ] i would love to see this thing fly. [ kareem ] it's a dream, honestly. there it is. oh,
canadians are getting angry at the united states. we take them for granted as usual. >>> when we come back, another big day of trading. >>> coming up, are you feeling antsy today? must be the build-up to what's happening next. it's the opening bell. which of these 500 stocks have you excited? "squawk on the street" will be right back. by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet...
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states -- never mind israel -- the united states within two to three years. he's the minister of finance, but has an extensive amount of military experience and also a very close ally of the prime minister of this country, benjamin netanyahu. >> millions of dollars, in order to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles. we estimates in two to three years, they will have the first intercontinental missiles that will reach the east coast of america, though their aim is clearly not only to be able to threaten israel and the middle east, but to put a direct nuclear ballistic threat to europe and to the united states of america. >> reporter: i also schedules what kind of impact the threat is having on the economy. he said the bigger concern for the israeli economy is, what else, the european financial crisis. >> our main concerns, like the rest of the developed world is currently the jesus in europe we feel the impact. >> reporter: but bottom line, when we talk to people in this country, i don't know if they're trying to put on a good face, they say they're cond
states -- never mind israel -- the united states within two to three years. he's the minister of finance, but has an extensive amount of military experience and also a very close ally of the prime minister of this country, benjamin netanyahu. >> millions of dollars, in order to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles. we estimates in two to three years, they will have the first intercontinental missiles that will reach the east coast of america, though their aim is clearly not only to...
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most of it focused on the united states. fed meeting tomorrow, banks stress test results, inflation data. will the markets forget europe and focus on the home front? apple says preorders for the new ipad delayed two to three weeks even though it will still be available in stores on friday. good news or bad news for the stock at a new record high today. >>> disney looking at potential disaster in "john carter," new box office bomb. generaling ups the stock to a buy for different reasons. can the stock stay afloat? >>> pepsi grooms two potential successors to ingenuity. what does that mean for a company whose execution has been called into question lately? >>> as we said, busy week ahead for the federal reserve. central bank kicking off the federal open market committee tomorrow. fed also expected to release test results on several u.s. banks. the ft says once those tests have been conducted the fed will pave the way for a doubling of bank dividends and share buybacks and even citi may be a nominal one-cent dividend. >> i know
most of it focused on the united states. fed meeting tomorrow, banks stress test results, inflation data. will the markets forget europe and focus on the home front? apple says preorders for the new ipad delayed two to three weeks even though it will still be available in stores on friday. good news or bad news for the stock at a new record high today. >>> disney looking at potential disaster in "john carter," new box office bomb. generaling ups the stock to a buy for...
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the united states, we're just down fractionally. s&p 500 down 0.4%. >> want to check in with courtney reagan over at the nasdaq. we're watching apple shares down by 1.25% so far. >> certainly. that will likely weigh on the greater nasdaq and even the greater market today because we know what a heavyweight apple does have. i want to bring our attention to shares of warner chilcott. i want to alert our viewers to this. moving on to meft, getting a slight bump-up on the news that it is acquiring that stake for $300 million in barnes & noble shares of just slightly there on microsoft, much higher for barnes & noble over ant nyse. take a look at hologic, a deal going on between gen-probe and hologic. hologic buying this company. the acquiree is up. the acquirer is down a little bit. we'll see if the balance shifted at all throughout the day. and allscripts, after losing 36% on friday, they have a lot of shifts in the executive board, looks as if they do now have a new lead guy. shares are recovering just a little bit. >> thank you very m
the united states, we're just down fractionally. s&p 500 down 0.4%. >> want to check in with courtney reagan over at the nasdaq. we're watching apple shares down by 1.25% so far. >> certainly. that will likely weigh on the greater nasdaq and even the greater market today because we know what a heavyweight apple does have. i want to bring our attention to shares of warner chilcott. i want to alert our viewers to this. moving on to meft, getting a slight bump-up on the news that...
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why did the internet boom happen in the united states first and not somewhere else. we had the seed money from the federal government. we had risk taking folks to commercialize it. we had sort of business and customers that wanted to exploit once the price came down. all those things are present with shale gas. folks like george mitchell exploit technology that federal government helped finance. you had entrepreneurs. isn't that what america has in abundance, risk takers. i agree with a lot of other folks there's probably we've tilted too far in the form of regulation. but europe, the regulatory approach is more enlightened. >> there's some key differences. we're flood the stuff right now. nobody will commercialize to a large scale beyond commercial free-throw shooter, engines for nat gas. there are a lot of step that need to take place in order to realize the full potential of the savings of nat gas. >> absolutely. >> many years out too. many environmentalists need to be fought. >> that's true. let's look back to the internet boom of ten years ago. dew point to inve
why did the internet boom happen in the united states first and not somewhere else. we had the seed money from the federal government. we had risk taking folks to commercialize it. we had sort of business and customers that wanted to exploit once the price came down. all those things are present with shale gas. folks like george mitchell exploit technology that federal government helped finance. you had entrepreneurs. isn't that what america has in abundance, risk takers. i agree with a lot of...